Neko

I saw this very cute and well directed show. I Loved the simplicity of it, and still a delight to see. I LOVED THE CAT. NEKO:) The actor was Amazing. The ending was a bit abrupt for me. Just was not expecting it. In the end I had a very good taste in my mouth. A show I would recommend to a friend:) :) ... full review

Although the transitions can be tighter, this show's script is beginning to fly. The sisters' relationship truly enhances the cat effect on their own unresolved issues. ... full review

The acting in this play, and an interesting premise save what would otherwise be a pretty horrible review. You don't start 15 minutes late, end 20 minutes late, and not warn the audience ahead of time. This is fringe, and if you do that - you cause people to be late to other shows: FRINGE RULE #1. The script is clever, the acting is pretty on par - though I wish the girls wouldn't FORCE tears... because that has to happen naturally to feel real on stage. I was actually impressed with the production side of things... management needs to be friendlier --- from the get go they were cold and shut off from even seeing me, largely because they didn't know me and didn't believe I had purchased a ticket ahead of time... the kicker, I had met this... full review

It was very interesting seeing Marcelo take on the role of Neko. Each character was nicely cast which helped to pull me into the play. I enjoyed the dance pieces as well. ... full review

Solid script. Humorous, cat-loving grandmother. Intriguing visuals. Interesting choreography. Thought-provoking ending. Thoroughly enjoyable.... full review

Cathartic, artsy, fun, great acting and multimedia. Really enjoyed it!... full review

Performances, direction, and writing - all excellent. Honest and insightful exploration into death and the effect it leaves. Highly recommended. I absolutely despise cats and I loved it!... full review